The CoreGraphics vulnerability was the one exploited by NSO's spyware, and patched for Apple's latest products earlier this month now that fix has been brought to iOS 12. For each of the three flaws, Apple said it is 'aware of a report that this issue may have been actively exploited.' The fix is iOS 12.5.5, which Apple's advisory points out also addresses arbitrary code execution flaws in WebKit and CoreGraphics. Apple's M1 MacBook screens are stunning – stunningly fragile and defective, that is, lawsuits allege.One-size-fits-all chargers? What a great idea! Of course Apple would hate it, though.Apple, Google yank opposition voting strategy app from Russian software stores.Next, the kernel flaw's also present in older versions of iOS, and impacts the iPhone 5s, iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, iPad Air, iPad Mini 2, iPad Mini 3, and iPod Touch. Thanks to Apple for getting patch out so quickly. We saw this used in conjunction with a N-day remote code execution targeting WebKit. Here's what one Googler had to say about it:Ġday privilege escalation for macOS Catalina discovered in the wild by The fix is Security Update 2021-006 Catalina, which Macs should be urging peeps to install as you read this article – making this the rare occasion on which it might be best to put down The Register and move on to that task.
